Shortstops shine in league endurance marks across leagues
The National and American leagues spotlight durable fielders with almost full seasons. Glenn Wright of the Pirates and Travis Jackson of the Giants each played 151 153 games, while Roger Peckinpaugh and Rabbit Maranville also reached the 150 game milestone. In the American League Tyrus Cobb Bill Wambsganss and Peckinpaugh played all 155 games.
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New York
Glenn
Wright
Pittsburgh Pirates
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Jackson
Everett Scott
Yankees
Rabbit Maranville
Pittsburgh
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington Senators
Pirates
Maranville
Charley Grimm
Pie Traynor
Giants
Bill Terry
George Kelly
Heinie Grok
Spanish Writer Battles Attack On Boulevard Haussmann
In Paris three Spaniards believed to be communists attacked Jose Maria Carrietero known as El Caballero Audaz as he returned home on boulevard Haussmann. He knocked down one assailant and, with janitor help, forced the others to flee. Carrietero, ally of Vicente Blasco Ibanez, had just issued a Spanish pamphlet reply to Ibanez's anti Alfonso pamphlet published Christmas Eve.
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Paris
Jose Maria Carrietero
el Caballero Audaz
Haussmann
Carrietero
L¢ Journal
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Ibanez
Alfonso
Spain
Campaign to lengthen life aimed at fighting disease
The Gorgas Memorial Institute will launch a nationwide drive on January 1 to extend the average human lifespan by seven to twelve years. The plan, backed by medical leaders including President Calvin Coolidge, seeks a $5,000,000 endowment and a Panama-launched $750,000 tropical disease lab, arguing annual losses from illnesses exceed $1.5 billion with three million ill, a million in the working years.
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Chicago
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Franklin Martin
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
George M. Reynolds
Fred Upham Adolph
Ochs
Bernard Baruch
Clifford W. Ireland
United States Army
Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Edgar R. Stitt
United States Navy
Panama
Gorgas
Why happy endings still matter in books and plays
A discussion on whether art should end happily or reflect life’s woes. The author argues happy endings provide relief and inspiration, helping readers and viewers cope with hardship. They note audiences seek relief and that even grim tales can be balanced by moments of triumph. Copyright 1924 Bell Syndicate Inc.
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Neir
Bell Syndicate Inc
Frat observes memorial for dead delegates in convention hall
In Richmond Virginia Phi Gamma Delta held solemn memorial services in the convention hall as part of a secret business session. About 350 delegates from nearly every state plus several Canadian provinces registered for the gathering.
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Richmond
Phi Gamma Delta
United States
Canada
The Tragic Lover Archie Lanslow Faces Public Stage
THREE MINUTE TALES recounts Archie Lanslow whose vanity and acting instinct drive him through college life. He pursues romance with Dorothy, dismisses seriousness, then endures a traumatic breakup that leaves him pale, haunted, and seeking sympathy from others like Minerva as public tragedy unfolds.
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Archie
Dorothy
Peggy Marsh Marries in London Registry Office
English actress Peggy Marsh wed Captain Keld Robert George Fenwick formerly of the Royal Horse Guards at a London registry office. The groom’s country seat is Withamhall, Lincolnshire, and the marriage follows a prior 1921 marriage to Albert L. D. Johnson who died in New York in January 1923.
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Peggy March
London
Peggy. Marsh
Keld Robert’ George Fenwick
Royal Horse Guards
Evening News
Withamhall
Lincolneiire
Duchess of Westminster
Peggy Marsh
Albert LD
Buster”) Johnson
New York
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Wallis
Lass Beauty
North Main Street
High Point
Thomasville
Dixie
Piedmont
Serge
Fine Stich Downs
Craddock Terry Strap
Oxford
Rubbers Beacon Brand
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O. D
Woot
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